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    The document provides guidance for a C programming warmup exercise. It recommends: only printing required output, generally not using printf before scanf, and not using non-ANSI libraries. It notes the main function template is int main() and returns 0. It describes how printf can print text and special characters to the screen in various formats.

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    The document provides guidance for a C programming warmup exercise. It recommends: only printing required output, generally not using printf before scanf, and not using non-ANSI libraries. It notes the main function template is int main() and returns 0. It describes how printf can print text and special characters to the screen in various formats.

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    WARM UP (From Phạm Nguyên Khang course)

     Read Carefully Before Start Quizzes

     Only print required things


     Generally, you SHOULD NOT use printf() before scanf().
     You MUST NOT use Non ANSI C libraries (e.g: conio.h)
     The template of main() function is

    int main() {
    //Your code goes here

    return 0;
    }

    You SHOULD NOT use:

    void main() {
    //Your code goes here

    return 0;
    }

     Function printf()

     print something into the screen in format, ex:

    printf("Hello, world");

    print Hello, world

    printf("Hello, world\n");

    print Hello, world and newline

    printf("Peter said: \"Hello\"");

    print Perter said: "Hello"

    printf("This is \\ character.");

    print This is \ character

    Some special characters:

     \b: Backspace
     \n: newline
     \t: Tab
     \\: \
     \': '
     \": "
     \nnn: the character whose ASCII code is nnn in decimal
     \xhh: the character whose ASCII code is hh in hexadecimal
    WARM UP (From Phạm Nguyên Khang course)

     Read Carefully Before Start Quizzes

     Only print required things


     Generally, you SHOULD NOT use printf() before scanf().
     You MUST NOT use Non ANSI C libraries (e.g: conio.h)
     The template of main() function is

    int main() {
    //Your code goes here

    return 0;
    }

    You SHOULD NOT use:

    void main() {
    //Your code goes here

    return 0;
    }

     Function printf()

     print something into the screen in format, ex:

    printf("Hello, world");

    print Hello, world

    printf("Hello, world\n");

    print Hello, world and newline

    printf("Peter said: \"Hello\"");

    print Perter said: "Hello"

    printf("This is \\ character.");

    print This is \ character

    Some special characters:


     \b: Backspace
     \n: newline
     \t: Tab
     \\: \
     \': '
     \": "
     \nnn: the character whose ASCII code is nnn in decimal
     \xhh: the character whose ASCII code is hh in hexadecimal

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